Specific differences in third gens?
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Specific differences in third gens?
Can someone please direct me to a page that shows specific differences between the different 3rd gen models? I am considering getting rid of my vette for a nice GTA or IROC. The vette is just too damned small!!!
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Small is good! Means you have a viable excuse to leave the kids at home!
Here's a start on some info:
https://www.thirdgen.org/tech-data
As with any car line, there are a few major changes between years, and many minor changes. I'm no expert on specifics, I just know what I have.
I just discovered that somehwere after 1990 they changed to a smaller antenna wire on the radio connectors, and it costs $13 for the adapter from Best Buy! These kinda things really gripe me - cars had the same antenna wire for decades, and it worked fine - why change what isn't broke? But such is life with any car - I guess the engineers have to keep changing things in order to keep their jobs. But you'd think they could have engineered some horsepower instead of getting their panties in a bind over the antenna wire lol.
Here's a start on some info:
https://www.thirdgen.org/tech-data
As with any car line, there are a few major changes between years, and many minor changes. I'm no expert on specifics, I just know what I have.
I just discovered that somehwere after 1990 they changed to a smaller antenna wire on the radio connectors, and it costs $13 for the adapter from Best Buy! These kinda things really gripe me - cars had the same antenna wire for decades, and it worked fine - why change what isn't broke? But such is life with any car - I guess the engineers have to keep changing things in order to keep their jobs. But you'd think they could have engineered some horsepower instead of getting their panties in a bind over the antenna wire lol.
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